Heritage Grove Park
Located in the heart of our community, this protected natural wonder provides all-weather trails and connects many of Spruce Grove’s neighbourhoods. Along the trails are a series of outdoor classrooms where you can learn about the history and evolution of the forest.
Protection System
Throughout the park, you will find emergency locator posts. In case of an emergency, dial 911 and tell the operator the number of the nearest post. This helps emergency crews find your exact location, resulting in a quicker response.
Use SeeClickFix to report concerns about maintenance, repairs and or vandalism. Dial 911 for emergencies.
Trail and park maintenance
Regular maintenance on the trails and forest is completed to support the ongoing health and appearance of the park, reduce hazards and increase safety. This involves the removal and clean up of deadfall, dead standing trees and invasive species, while improving the aesthetic of the area.
Nature in the park
Heritage Grove Park is home to a variety of trees, such as the tamarack, white spruce, black spruce, birch, dog wood, balsam poplars, and the trembling aspen! Over time, other trees that are invasive to the area have become prominent, and although some of them may be aesthetically appealing, they can obtrude on native trees disrupting the natural landscape. On an annual basis, intrusive trees and shrubs are removed from Heritage Grove Park to maintain the health of the forested area.
Heritage Grove Park is also home to a variety of animals, which can be observed from a safe distance. Some of the animals in the area include owls, a variety of birds such as the pileated woodpecker and chickadee, flying squirrels, and bats.
Park etiquette
Heritage Grove Park is a true gem in our community, and it is important to take care of not only the park and its inhabitants, but also each other.
When exploring the area please remember to:
- Share and stay on pathways.
- Be respectful to others.
- Leash and clean up after pets.
- Monitor speed when using e-scooters and bikes.
- Be aware of your surroundings and ensure your hearing is not obstructed.
- Do not litter or drop cigarette butts.
Dogs must be on a leash
Pathways, parks and open spaces within Spruce Grove are all considered on-leash areas. This means that all dogs must be under the control of a responsible person and on a leash up to three metres long. All handlers are also required to clean up after their dogs. Learn more about being a responsible dog owner in Spruce Grove!
Dogs are permitted to be off-leash only in designated areas:
Who to call
If you have any animal-related concerns or would like more information, call Animal Control at 780-968-8458.
For information on other parks and outdoor development questions, call the City of Spruce Grove at 780-962-2611 or send email.
Spruce Grove paths and trail maps
To find your way around park trails or plan your routes ahead of time, recreational users can view the online trail map. Residents and visitors can also utilize the wayfinding posts when they frequent the recreational trails, as well as read information boards that are placed along trails and share information about the trail system, nature in the area and local ecology.
